The next outage doesn't have to touch your house.
Whole-home standby power that switches over automatically in seconds and runs on natural gas – no fuel to haul, no cords, nothing to start. Free in-home load assessment and a fixed written quote.
- Free In-Home Assessment
- Permits & Inspection Handled
- Automatic Switchover
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What an outage actually costs
Not a scare tactic – just the list of things that stop working when the power is out for more than a few hours.
- A fridge and a deep freezer full of food that doesn't survive a long outage
- No AC in Texas heat, when indoor temperatures climb fast
- No heat in an ice storm, with pipes at risk
- Sump pumps dead in the middle of heavy rain
- Home offices down – no internet, no work, no calls
- Medical equipment that has to keep running
- Elderly parents in the house who can't ride out extremes
- Security cameras, alarms, and smart locks offline
How a standby generator works
It's automatic from start to finish. It works the same whether you're standing in the kitchen or three states away.
- 1
Utility power drops
The grid goes down – storm, ice, heat load, or a failure down the street.
- 2
The transfer switch senses it
An automatic transfer switch detects the loss within seconds and safely isolates the house from the utility line.
- 3
The generator starts on natural gas
The unit starts itself and takes the load. No fuel to haul, no extension cords, no manual startup.
- 4
The house runs until utility power returns
When the grid comes back, the switch hands the load back and the generator shuts down and resets.
Whole home vs. essentials
Two ways to cover a house. The load assessment tells us which one fits yours – undersizing is the most common mistake we're called out to fix.
Whole home
Everything in the house stays on, including both AC units. Nothing gets rationed and nobody has to remember which outlets are live.
- Both AC systems
- Kitchen and laundry
- All lighting and outlets
- Well and sump pumps
- Internet, offices, and security systems
Essentials
A defined set of circuits stays live. Lower capacity, and it means deciding up front what matters most.
- Kitchen – fridge and freezer
- One AC zone
- Internet and networking
- Key outlets and lighting
- Garage door
We don't quote a generator from a phone call. A tech runs the actual load at the panel, and quotes are fixed and given in writing after the assessment.
What's included
Turnkey. One crew, one quote, one point of contact from survey to startup.
- Site survey and load calculation
- Permit pulled with the city
- Generator pad
- Gas line sizing and connection coordination
- Automatic transfer switch
- Municipal inspection
- Startup and load test
- Homeowner walkthrough
- Warranty registration
Financing
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Standby generator installation across Collin County
- Frisco
- Prosper
- Celina
- McKinney
- Allen
- Plano
- Fairview
- Lucas
- Melissa
- Anna
- Princeton
Don't see your city? Contact us – we'll tell you straight whether you're in range.
What homeowners say
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- Insured
- Permitted
- Background-Checked Techs
Get your free load assessment
No cost and no pressure. A real person calls to schedule a time that works, walks the house, and gives you a fixed quote in writing.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does the installation take?
Most residential standby installations are completed in one to two days on site once the permit is issued and the equipment is on hand. Gas line work, utility coordination, and the city inspection can add days to the overall calendar even when the on-site work is short. We give you the schedule in writing with the quote.
Do I need a permit?
Yes. Standby generator installations require an electrical permit, and most cities also require a gas permit and a final inspection. We pull the permits, schedule the inspection, and handle the paperwork as part of the job.
Will it run my whole house?
It can, if the unit is sized for it. A whole-home configuration carries everything including both AC units. An essentials configuration carries a defined set of circuits. The load assessment determines which one actually fits your home, and we put the answer in writing before you decide.
Natural gas or propane?
Most homes in this area run on natural gas, which means there is no tank to fill and no fuel to haul during an outage. Propane is an option where natural gas isn't available at the meter. We confirm which one applies during the in-home assessment.
How loud is it?
A modern standby unit runs at a steady hum rather than the clatter of a portable generator, and it only runs during an outage plus a short weekly self-test. Placement matters – we site the unit with distance from bedrooms and windows in mind, within code clearances.
What maintenance does it need?
Standby generators need periodic oil and filter service, air filter and spark plug checks, battery replacement on a cycle, and a load test. The manufacturer sets the interval based on run hours and calendar time. We walk you through the schedule at handoff.
Does it work if I'm not home?
Yes. That's the point of an automatic transfer switch – nobody has to be there. The generator starts, takes the load, and shuts down on its own, so the house is covered while you're at work or out of town.
How long from signed quote to a working generator?
The timeline depends on equipment availability, permit turnaround in your city, and utility or gas coordination. We give you a realistic date range in writing with the quote rather than a number we can't control.
Ready to stop worrying about the grid?
Free in-home load assessment. Fixed written quote. Permit, inspection, and startup handled.